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Vascular Access Devices Market Size, Growth Drivers & Global Forecast

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Global Market Report | Base Year 2023 | Forecast 2024 –2030

Vascular Access Devices Market

Chronic disease burden, an ageing population and ultrasound-guided insertion are re-rating a USD 8.80 billion device opportunity by 2030.

Executive Summary

Next Move Strategy Consulting values the global vascular access devices market at USD 6.66 billion in 2023, reaching USD 8.80 billion by 2030 at a 4.8% CAGR. The study spans 28 countries and 10 profiled companies across device type, application, end user and region — with North America holding the dominant share and Asia-Pacific positioned as the fastest-rising demand pool.

USD 6.66 Bn

USD 8.80 Bn

4.8%

Market size

Revenue forecast

Compound annual growth

2023 · Base year

2030 · Projected

2024–2030


Market Landscape

A steady-compounding USD 8.8 Bn essential-care market CAGR 4.8%

Market size trajectory, 2023 → 2030 (USD Billion)

6.66

6.98

2023

2024

7.66

2026

8.40

8.80

2029

2030

2023 and 2030 values reported by NMSC; interim years interpolated at the reported 4.8% CAGR for illustration.

Anchor valuation. The market stood at USD 6.66 Bn in 2023 and is predicted to reach USD 8.80 Bn by 2030 — a 4.8% CAGR that reflects non-discretionary, procedure-linked demand rather than cyclical capex. Essential-care positioning. Catheters and cannulas underpin IV therapy, central and arterial access, drug and nutrition delivery, and diagnostic blood draw — consumable

volumes that scale with admissions, not with hospital budget cycles. Two-tier device structure. Central devices (PICCs, percutaneous non-tunnelled catheters) carry higher clinical acuity and price; peripheral devices (peripheral and midline catheters) carry the volume. Coverage depth. NMSC scope spans 28 countries, 10 profiled companies with companylevel share, plus SWOT, Porter's Five Forces and value-chain analysis. Industry Ecosystem

D e v i c e T y pe

A ppl ic at io n

En d U se r

Re g i o n

Central vascular access — PICCs, percutaneous non-tunnelled and other central catheters; peripheral — peripheral and midline catheters.

Administration of drugs; administration of fluid and nutrition; diagnostics; testing.

Hospitals and clinics as the primary channel, followed by diagnostic centres and other care settings including ambulatory.

North America leads on share; Europe, AsiaPacific and Rest of World complete the four-region split.

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Source: NMSC report data


Growth Drivers & Opportunities

Disease burden and demographics set the demand floor Chronic disease volume. CKD affects 10.4% of men and 11.8% of women globally (ISN), with 13.3 million acute kidney injury cases a year; some 37.3 million US adults live with diabetes (NDSR 2022). Ageing demographics. The 60-plus population reached 1.4 billion in 2020, projected at 2.1 billion by 2050 (WHO, 2022) — a structural lift in admissions and catheter days. Ultrasound guidance is the upgrade cycle. Real-time vein imaging lifts first-attempt success in difficult access — commercialised in BD's Prevue II and Site-Rite 9 platforms (Dec 2023). Watch-item. High investment cost against constrained hospital budgets is the principal restraint on premium device adoption.

High-Growth Segments & Regional Opportunity Map

Where the growth concentrates

Le ading shar e

Relative opportunity weighting, qualitative

North America

PICC / central access

High

Dominant share through the forecast — leading manufacturers, deep distribution, robust infrastructure.

Peripheral & midline catheters

High

Drug administration

High

FDA sought a USD 7.2 Bn FY2024 budget.

Faste st r ising

Asia-Pacific Fluid & nutrition delivery

Moderate

Rising on a large aged population — Japan alone reports 36.2 million people aged 65+ — plus ADB's USD 650 Mn

Diagnostics & testing

Moderate

primary-care loan in Indonesia.

So What — For Capital Allocators

Investors

Strategy teams

B2B buyers

Defensive 4.8% compounder with consumable revenue and low substitution risk.

Bundle ultrasound guidance with catheters to defend price against budget pressure.

Fewer insertion attempts and lower thrombus risk carry the procurement business case.

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Source: NMSC; ISN; WHO 2022; FDA; ADB


Competitive Scenario

Technology differentiation →

Scale incumbents defend; specialists win on materials Competitive positioning matrix — 10 profiled companies

Bubble size ≈ breadth of access portfolio

Becton, Dickinson

Access Vascular

Teleflex B. Braun Melsungen

ICU Medical

Nipro

Siemens Health.

Medtronic Cook Medical

Fresenius

Commercial scale & distribution reach → Positioning is NMSC's qualitative read of the profiled player set; it is not a share ranking. Company-level share is available for all 10 companies in the full report.

A consolidated leadership tier. Becton Dickinson, Teleflex, B. Braun Melsungen, ICU Medical, Medtronic, Cook Medical, Fresenius Medical Care, Nipro, Siemens Healthineers and Access Vascular constitute the profiled competitive set. Two playbooks, one market. Diversified incumbents defend installed base through distribution and ultrasound-enabled placement platforms; focused entrants attack on catheter material science and thrombus reduction. Strategy mix. Product launches and acquisitions are the dominant levers used to hold position, alongside divisional build-outs that add cardiovascular and imaging adjacencies. Investment read. Regulatory clearance on complication-reducing designs is the credible route to displacing incumbent catheter volume and the most likely trigger for the next round of M&A. Recent Strategic Moves

May 2022 · Clearance

Jan 2022 · Acquisition

Apr 2021 · Expansion

Access Vascular

ICU Medical

Nipro Medical

FDA 510(k) for the HydroPICC duallumen PICC, engineered to minimise thrombus accumulation.

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Acquired Smiths Medical from Smiths Group, adding vascular access, syringe and ambulatory infusion lines.

Created a US Vascular Division combining vascular, cardiovascular and imaging solutions for clinicians.

Source: NMSC report data


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Report Snapshot

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Base year

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Forecast period

2024–2030

Email

2030 forecast

USD 8.80 Bn

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Countries covered

28

Companies profiled

10

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